Extra Width Non-Binding Socks for Lymphedema, Bariatric Diabetic Knee High Sock - Oversized Sock Over Calf for Swollen Edema Cast Feet Mens and Womens Legs, Unisex One Size

Scammers!!! The socks are not extra wide...they are extra extra tight ...and bad material..they will not even fit your arms. And if you try to return them ..they will waste your time by saying expect your money in 7 days...it's been two month...i called several times. They are scammers they don't even diserve one star but the system will not allow to give zero star

Perfect socks that don't fall down. Great for lymphedema.

Perfect for my use!

Don’t even hesitate! These socks are amazing! I’ve looked for literally years for good comfortable socks. These are the best I’ve EVER worn. They have the perfect amount of elasticity. I’ve had mine for a year now and they are they haven’t stretched out at all. They fit the exact same way they did when they were new!

Great Socks perfect fit

These socks are a cross between diabetic socks and compression socks and I love them. My legs can breathe and they are comfortable. They seem to be everything the description says and I have invested in many different compression socks, spending hundreds only to be disappointed. I hope they hold up but even if they only hold up for a month I will continue to buy them. I was sold on the description of the socks at the side of the photo. With that said, the reason they get 4 stars instead of 5 is because they tell you at the end of the description toward the bottom that we only get two pairs. I would have bought them anyway but I was expecting 4 pairs as the picture showed. It was my mistake by not reading the whole description. It is false advertising by the company to put 4 pairs in the photo when we are only getting two. As I said, it was my own fault because of such a great description beside the picture of the socks. Shame on the company for this. They are expensive for only two pairs so I am expecting a lot out of these socks. If they continue to be this comfortable and hold up like they do right now, I'll gladly pay the price. The company needs to take off the other two pair though so people will know that there are only two pairs coming to them. UPDATE: These socks now get 5 stars from me. I don't understand why these socks have a 70% average review. They should be at least 95%. I love them and this is my 4th time buying them and will continue to buy them. I have a lot of swelling in my legs. I can't wear compression socks because of what they are made of. I am sensitive to them and of course, they are hard to get on. These socks aren't! While they don't compress a lot, they compress more than people think. Also, people shouldn't be compressing as much as some therapists want us to compress them. I have kidney issues as well and the fluid goes up filling my kidneys when the compression is too tight making them work harder and causing more damage to them. That's not good for me. It may be fine for others. When my edema is really bad, I will use these socks and use a Tubigrip over them. It makes them a lot tighter. If it is too tight, I go a size higher in Tubigrip. I have found that most compression socks irritate my delicate shin skin because of the material they are made of! I like that these socks are cotton and don't irritate my skin. If a sock irritates my skin it can cause an ulcer and it doesn't have to be a big ulcer to start with - that little ulcer from irritated skin can develop into a larger one in a day if I don't watch it. Those of us with neuropathy won't feel irritation as others do. I am a firm believer in these socks and Tubigrip together when necessary. As a side note, I wear my socks 24/7. I never take them off only to shower. From my shins down my skin is very thin and delicate yet in the shin area sometimes it is like elephant skin is the only way I can think of to describe it. Anyone that has a lot of edema knows that when the edema goes down the skin peels so that is another reason I stay away from tight compression socks that might irritate my legs. Therapists don't always know or understand how edema works as It is different for each one of us. It is not a "one size fits all condition". If you can wear tighter compression socks without irritation then that is great. Not all of us can. Not all of us can tolerate the same size compression socks when we have different levels of edema every day. My advice is to use these socks until edema appears then put a pair of Tubigrip on top of them until it goes down. I can't say enough good about these socks and they give me a lot of choices about how I want to treat my edema each day.